New Year’s celebration at Wildhorse Saloon
“New Year’s Eve is always a huge party here at the Wildhorse,” notes Wildhorse GM Don Graham. “We’ve got an outstanding entertainment lineup, great food, and great dancing. It’s an awesome way to spend the evening and usher in 2006.”
Come and be seen at the Wildhorse! You never know who’ll be there! Audience members have included Troy Gentry (Montgomery Gentry), Trace Adkins, and Kenny Rogers. Billy Dean was spotted one evening line dancing to his own song.
Owned by Gaylord Entertainment, the Wildhorse Saloon opened its doors in 1994 turning a historic, three-level warehouse into an exceptional dining and live entertainment facility. It features more than 60,000 square feet of dining and musical fun. It’s a restaurant, bar, concert venue, dance club, and television studio. The Wildhorse has won numerous awards, including The Academy of Country Music’s Club Of The Year honor.
Patrons are treated to an award-winning menu, entertained by the hottest country stars, and driven to the dance floor to learn the newest steps. Everyone is sure to kick up a good time at the Wildhorse Saloon. The Wildhorse, open seven days a week from 11 a,m,-3 a.m., is located at 120 Second Ave. North. Visit the Wildhorse Saloon, Nashville’s number one dining and entertainment destination. Must be 21 or older to attend New Year’s Eve Celebration.
Tickets are $60. For ticket information, call The Wildhorse Hotline – 615-902-8211 or Ticketmaster – 615-255-9600, or visit the www.ticketmaster.com or www.wildhorsesaloon.com websites.
Craig Morgan is riding high on the wave of a hugely successful year. Broken Bow Records released the third single, “I Got You,” from his MY KIND OF LIVIN’ CD, December 5. That song follows two No. 1 records: “That’s What I Love About Sunday,” which held the No.. 1 spot for five weeks and “Redneck Yacht Club.”
Capitol recording artist Jamie O’Neal is full of holiday spirit. She’s featured singing “O Holy Night” on Capitol Nashville’s new Christmas album “Christmas Angels” available in stores now; she recently co-hosted the GAC Top 20 Countdown with GAC’s Suzanne Alexander from Walt Disney World and she saw the release of her new single “I Love My Life” November 28. That should kick-start the New Year for the ACM Top New Female Vocalist (2001).
O’Neal is featured in the current issue of “Signature Kitchens & Baths,” and is part of an upcoming feature on working moms coming out in “Country Weekly.” She recently taped a CMT special on the process of songwriting. During the special she and two other songwriters met and wrote a song about the amazing life of the founders of Habitat for Humanity. The show is scheduled to air during the first quarter of 2006.
A three-time Grammy nominee, O’Neal was “Billboard” magazine’s 2001 Top New Country Artist and R&R’s (Radio & Records’) 2001 Most Valuable Female Country Artist and Most Valuable New Country Artist. O’Neal is widely recognized for her two back-to-back number one singles from her debut album SHIVER: “There Is No Arizona” and “When I Think About Angels.” She is currently working on material for her second Capitol Records Nashville album.